Motor Movement (PT) Motor Movement at Casa Primary is a guided physical development class designed to support infants and young children in building strength, coordination, and confidence as they learn to navigate their environment. Led by trained physical therapists from Downtown Kids Therapy, the class focuses on developing age-appropriate gross motor skills through intentional, play-based movement. Children are supported in reaching key milestones—rolling, crawling, standing, walking, and beyond—within a safe, thoughtfully prepared environment. Therapists observe each child’s movement patterns, offering gentle guidance and individualized support to strengthen areas of need while encouraging independence. Rooted in both clinical expertise and playful exploration, Motor Movement helps children build the physical foundation for confident movement, active play, and everyday participation in a loving, playful and anti-stigma environment.
From $45Wed, May 13 · 9:30 AM
Casa Primary
Morning Circle is a 30-minute gathering for infants and toddlers. We begin with name recognition through song, followed by the weather and calendar. A seasonal or theme-based story is shared, and at times children are invited into a simple show-and-tell. This time supports early language, routine, and foundational learning in a calm group setting.
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From $45Wed, May 13 · 10:00 AM
Casa Primary
Sensorial Development Montessori sensorial materials are designed to isolate and refine specific qualities—such as size, shape, texture, color, sound, and weight—supporting the child’s ability to observe, compare, and categorize their environment with increasing precision. Through hands-on, repetitive exploration, children develop discrimination of the senses, laying a foundation for later mathematical thinking, language development, and abstract reasoning. Sensorial work supports cognitive organization by helping the child make sense of the world through ordered, meaningful experiences.
From $45Wed, May 13 · 10:45 AM
Casa Primary
Sensorial Development Montessori sensorial materials are designed to isolate and refine specific qualities—such as size, shape, texture, color, sound, and weight—supporting the child’s ability to observe, compare, and categorize their environment with increasing precision. Through hands-on, repetitive exploration, children develop discrimination of the senses, laying a foundation for later mathematical thinking, language development, and abstract reasoning. Sensorial work supports cognitive organization by helping the child make sense of the world through ordered, meaningful experiences.
From $65Wed, May 13 · 4:00 PM
Casa Primary
Storytime Chess Storytime Chess at Casa Primary is a playful, story-led introduction to the world of chess, where imagination and strategy meet. Guided by Julia R., a polyglot educator fluent in 9 languages including Italian, French, German, Dutch, Portuguese, Spanish and more with a background in European Cultural Studies and Communication Science, children are invited into the game through narrative, characters, and creative exploration. Each session weaves storytelling with foundational chess concepts, helping children understand how pieces move, think ahead, and approach the board with curiosity rather than pressure. Through this gentle, engaging approach, children begin to develop focus, patience, and early strategic thinking. Rooted in Julia’s belief that chess is “mindfulness in motion,” the class supports not only cognitive growth, but confidence, presence, and a sense of enjoyment in learning—meeting each child with warmth, imagination, and care.